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IAPA Awards

Category: Interviews

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Natalia Pipkina

Connection is the foundation of my work. We met by chance, and our interaction began with mutual warmth. During the shoot, I prioritize creating a calm space where the subject feels ‘seen’ rather than just photographed. Authenticity happens…

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António Bernardino

This image, “Silence and Oppression,” is part of a series of about 15 images. The main idea of this small series is to address some current social issues. This image, in particular, refers to the theme of suffering,…

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Walter Fogel

As the two wrestlers were members of a birthday party in the Swiss Alps, an event to which I was also invited, we all had a great deal of fun during this action. I didn’t need to give…

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Glenn Goldman

Glenn Goldman is an architect, planner, and educator as well as a photographer. Goldman earned the Bachelor of Arts degree from Columbia and the Master in Architecture degree from Harvard. He was the Founding Director of the School…

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Graeme Purdy

Altitude in itself is not always that liberating, we are able to climb hills or ascend tall buildings. Angle, on the other hand, can make the image quite unique, the straight down view is usually reserved for birds…

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Khaichuin Sim

Not everyone dares to dive into the vast ocean and swim alongside these gentle giants, sperm whales. Through this image, I wanted to convey the majesty of these creatures in direct comparison with a human presence. Without a…

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Amir Arabshahi

The emotional narrative I intended to express revolves around vulnerability, silent resilience, and the inner emotional weight carried within a collective cultural and spiritual environment. Being captured during a religious ceremony, the portrait reflects both personal presence and…